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Jesus’s empathetic love has the power to help us heal. Through the story of Lazarus’s death, we see a God who meets people in their grief in the personal way they need God to respond.
Jesus drew his emphasis on “love your neighbor as yourself” from the book of Leviticus. It’s helpful to consider self-love (self-kindness) from an much older tradition than the self-esteem movement of the 1960’s. Similar aim, different path.
In this timely sermon we visit various ways Christians have thought about the ethics of war and violence.
Part 1 of 2. The practice of self-kindness is rooted in the primary commandment of the Jesus movement: Love your neighbor as yourself.
Many of our Christmas traditions are drawn from stories and folklore surrounding St. Nicholas, a saint from what is now modern-day Turkey, known for his concern for the poor. Worship Pastor Cassie Richardson shares a St. Nicholas story from her childhood, along with other Christmas memories and an encouragement to keep some traditions alive throughout the year.
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